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�] � � I �. � � � � � � � � � Water As noted in the comments concerning the potential future ar�a in water, such area may be increased in future yedrs. In most instances, engineering studi�s 4vi!( be required to determine where if is feasiule to create additional areas of sronding water. The potential would seem to exist, however, in much of the area north of Caunty Road I and in the belt of swampland exten�;inc� sc�utheast from th� Village Nall around the east sicle oi Snail Lake� south to Grass Lake. The potentia) is also pr�sen� in other scattered swampy areas. Vacant It is esfiimated that cor�sidcrable vacant land wil( stifl be avoilable for developr;ient ��y 1935. Such vocant land is lil:ely to be h�9hiy s�dtrer�cl with the largest concentrotion5 in areas without public se�ver and wafier. Due to high dsvelopment costs, u larg� proportion oF the vacant (and in l`?35 i s I i ke ly to be �L��e lo��r �`ve t areas .@ased upon past tr�nds in uruan dev^lo�ment, 17owever, a!I of th� swamp- land wi I I even tua I ly �e dev� loped for some urba� use i F r�eFinite steps are not ta',�n fio retflin it for some public use. ,�iiscEllaneous Considerations and Proposals a. It is quit� lik�ly that aprirtment, cor-i�-nerciQl, industrial, ond other urban developments will be �ropased �y land own�rs and developets that ar� not in conformity to t�ie Lard Use Plan, byhQn such non- con�forrni�g d�velopme�ts ar� ;�r��osed, a decision shnulc+ be made as to their coniormity with the intent ctnd purpase of the Comprehensiv� �iilage Pinn. Secondly, a clecision snould be made to determine if the proposed development will constitute a desirable amendment to the Viliage 'lan. IF tF�e decisions ar� �avorable, the Village Plan shoul�' F e am�nded fQllowing a oubli;. �iearing and only fih�n should a change in _oning be considereo �or aa�rovol. b. �IusPer resic�enfial pla�ting shoulc' �� encouraged in the northern portion o� ti�� `'illage. Clust�r plati�ing involv�s the grou�ing oF ham�s on smciler �ots with cdue� c��tou�ts of open green space be- hveen ti�e ci�.�sters. Such plattir.; i; u;ually mvre econornical and it can b� a,��eans to c�evelop �};e c:r,tzn;iv:: s�.vamplanc+ and still r�iain an "o?en" znvir�nmenfi. Such platting �ti-ouCd also permit th, retenti�n eF drainage courses, �onUi�g areas, i�tercornectEd �vall:in� trails, ana other r,atvra) assets. 2a